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Shape Dynamics is a metric theory of pure gravity, equivalent to General Relativity, but formulated as a gauge theory of spatial diffeomporphisms and local spatial conformal transformations.
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1972
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J. A. Isenberg, N. O. Murchadha, J. W. York, Jr., “Initial Value Problem of General Relativity. 3. Coupled Fields and the Scalar-Tensor Theory,” Phys. Rev. D13
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T. Kopf, M. Paschke: “A Spectral Quadruple for de Sitter Space”, arXiv:math-ph/0012012
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T. Koslowski, “Shape Dynamics,” arXiv:1108.5224 [gr-qc]
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